By Kimberly Eng Lee, CHCP President

CHCP is a proud member of the Chinese American Heritage Network (CAHN), which promotes public interest in Chinese and Chinese American culture and history by building mutual support and collaboration among like-organizations in Northern CA.

CHCP hosted the 2026 CAHN Conference on April 11 at History Park in San Jose, welcoming representatives from:

• Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation (AIISF), Tiburon
• Auburn Joss House, Auburn
• China Camp, San Rafael
• Chinese American Museum of Northern CA, Marysville
  
• Chinese Historical Society of America (CHSA), San Francisco
• Eureka Chinatown Project, Eureka
• Flex Kids Culture, Santa Cruz
  
• Friends of Chinatown, Sacramento
  
• Helen and Joe Chew Foundation, Red Bluff
  
• Kwan Tai Temple, Mendocino
  
• Locke Foundation, Locke
• Oroville Chinese Temple, Oroville
• Stockton Chinese Benevolent Association (CBA), Stockton
• Walk of Remembrance by Quock Mui Foundation, Pacific Grove/Monterey

Conference Workshops:

• CHCP Advisory Board Member Dr. Barbara Voss, Professor of Anthropology at Stanford University, spoke about Digital Futures for Chinese Diaspora Archaeology.
• Sam Dunham of CAHN and Auburn, led the hands-on workshop discussing the vision for CAHN.
• CHSA's Dr. Anna Eng, Professor of Women and Gender Studies at SF State University and UC Berkeley, led the workshop to discuss how organizations are recognizing America's 250th Anniversary.

Later that evening, a fellowship dinner was held at the China Stix Restaurant in Santa Clara.